Jerry Kaplan is an adjunct lecturer in Stanford University’s Computer Science Department and Ford Dorsey Master’s in International Policy program, where he focuses on the social and economic impact of artificial intelligence. He is a serial entrepreneur, author of four books, and a pioneer in pen computing, online auctions, and artificial intelligence commercialization.
Jerry Kaplan is an adjunct lecturer in Stanford University’s Computer Science Department and Ford Dorsey Master’s in International Policy program, where he focuses on the social and economic impact of artificial intelligence. He is a serial entrepreneur, author of four books, and a pioneer in pen computing, online auctions, and artificial intelligence commercialization.
Career
Jerry Kaplan studied at University of Pennsylvania (PhD in Computer and Information Science and MSE in Computer and Information Science) and University of Chicago (BA in History and Philosophy of Science).